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Finally there seems to be some reason for optimism on productivity improvements in the public sector..

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The US can avoid some of the Japanese mistakes..

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Germany experienced a 1.2% decrease in unemployment while its economy was plunging between 2007-9. That’s quite remarkable, how did they do it? Any lessons to learn?

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In the curious case of the US, where the truth is ever more compromised by ideology, there are different narratives. But the evidence is pretty clear-cut..

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Rationally using our non-rational characteristics. His ideas are not new though (much is owed to behavioural economics and social psychology), but it’s a good read nevertheless..

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Think again. Not a surprise, this..

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Former IMF chief economist Simon Johnson on the case..

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Tyler Durden back into fight club mode, but as usual, almost entirely devoid of substance..

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It’s one of the best ideas, but hardly a new one..

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Wasn’t it that if the central bank increases money supply, inflation risks increase? Apparently not, and that from a group of economist who usually predict mayhem under these circumstances.. Interesting!

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